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What are the different servers available for developing and deploying Servlets?

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a) JRun2.0-Allaire
b) Apache -jserv
c) jwsdk2.0 -sun
d) servletexec
e) Tomcat web server-tomcat
f)Web logic AS-BEA Systems
g)NetDynamics5.0-sun
h)Iplanet-sun Netscape
i)Netscape-Netscape
g)IBM web sphere-IBM
h)oracle-oracle
i)Proton-Pramati technologies

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What is the differences b/w RMI and CORBA?

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RMI and CORBA are both distributed object technologies that support the creation, activation, and invocation of objects.CORBA supports a language-independent approach to developing and deploying distributed objects. RMI is a Java-specific approach.

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Tuesday, March 11, 2008

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What is it in myself that makes me confident to be a doctor?

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Monday, September 24, 2007

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Medical school student

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dk123

Wednesday, March 19, 2008 6:27 AM

nice comment

thingMaster

Tuesday, October 23, 2007 1:52 PM

you are overconfident. you will probably kill many patients, but drive a nice car.

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We are using a mixture of IIS 4 and IIS 5 servers to deliver our web application on the Internet. Users are required to authenticate using Basic authentication over SSL. We've noticed that when we change a password for a user, they are still able to logon using the old password for a period of time. Why doesn't IIS respect the user's password change?

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With both Basic and Anonymous authentication, the user's logon credentials are cached on IIS for 15 minutes. If you make a change to the user's password, and the user has logged onto IIS within the 15 minutes of the password change, IIS will accept the old password until the cache is updated. This problem can also appear if you add a user to a group and their group memberships are not updated until the cache is refreshed. You can force a cache update by stopping and starting IIS.

IIS caches these credentials (Basic and Anonymous authenticated users) to improve performance. If the cache were not present, authentication would need to reoccur with every access, which could significantly reduce performance.

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